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Download Bulletin EDITORIAL The third issue of the Phonographic Bulletin includes a Tentative List of Discographies, Record Catalogues, etc., compiled by Claes M. Cnattingius. As Mr. Cnattingius explains in his Prefatory Notes the idea of this list occurred for the first time during the Association Internationale des Bibliotheques Musicales meeting in Leipzig 1970. Now that Mr. Cnattingius has made an attempt to prepare it, we hope on behalf of both the AIBLM ad IASA that many readers of the Bulletin will help us to make the list into a more complete edition. Apart from the work done by Mr. Cnattingius himself, the list was prepared with the great help of his secretary and members of the staff of the documentationcentre SFW. This issue also contains another article about oral history by Mrs. Joke Rijken, followed by a list of institutional and individual members of IASA. This list contains only those members who paid their dues! The next issue of the Bulletin will be published shortly before the Bologna Conference starts (September 9, 1972). It will contain articles about sound archives in various countries. The board of IASA will forward registration forms for the Bologna Conference as soon as possible. -2- PREFATORY NOTES Claes M. Cnattingius, Head Record Library, Sveriges Radio, stockholm, Swede n. The idea of an international bibliography of discographies and record catalogues was first brought up at the AIBM meeting in Leipzig 1970. During the congress in St. Gallen the following year an outline was presented and accepted at a joint session with the AIBM Phonotheque Commission and the IASA. It was then agreed that the members should supply the necessary additions. The respond to this appeal was unfortunately rather poor. The information actually provided was very valuable, however, and I wish to express my gratitude to colleagues from most parts of the world for their contributions. Information is still lacking from many countries, e.g. Spain, the Soviet Union, Latin America, the African and Asian countries, etc. The present list can thus only be characterized as a tentative one, and much more information is needed. It is therefore my hope that all readers will contribute to making it as complete and accurate as possible so that a new, more complete edition can be published. The present list comprises five sections. The first part lists only what could be called "attempts" to realize more or less complete national discographies while the second part contains current national catalogues etc. The third part presents a choice of record catalogues from single institutions or record companies. This list only comprises regular, printed catalogues. This is the only section which is listed alphabetically, all the others by countries (listed alphabetically by their English names). The fourth section comprises only a choice of all periodicals and journals containing reviews etc. of new recordings. Publications with short notes about new recordings or those containing only irregular reviews have been omitted. The final section contains miscellaneous and I am convillced that many more could be included here. Apart from the five main sections accepted by the members of the AIBM Phonotheque Commission, I have endeavoured to include two supplementary lists containing the addresses of record manufacturers listed in the Schwann catalogue, together with a list of manufacturers not listed in that pUblication. All additions and corrections will be gratefully received under the following address: Claes M. Cnattingius, Head Record Library, Sveriges Radio, S-105 10 Stockholm, Sweden. -3- TENTATIVE LIST OF DISCOGRAPHIES, RECORD CATALOGUES, etc. 1. COMPLETE NATIONAL DISCOGRAPHIES Belgium Discoth~9ue Nationale de Belgique. Catalogue g~n~ral alphab~tique. Vol. 1-2. 1967-68. 320, Chauss~e de Vleurgat. 1050 Brussels. Denmark Nationaldiskoteket./Label discographies. Two v~l'~e 's so~, c-f;;;;:r- -pubTished: No. 202 Scandinavian HMV M-series, No. 203 Danish DA- and DB-series, No. 208 Scandinavian V-series in preparation. All listing only 78 rpms/. Nationaldiskoteket. Brede Hovedbygingen. 2800 Lyngby. Finland Suomalaisten X§nilevyjen Luettelo. Catalogue of Finnish Records. /Compiled bY'T1:T;::po Haapanen. Vol. l-J/covering 1902-69/. Helsinki 1967-70. Sweden ~~!ionalfonotekets Diskografier, 1- 1967-. / Swedish National Discography, listed according to labels and compiled by various authors. Only 78 rpms/. Nationalfonoteket, Kung. Biblioteket. Box 5039. 102 41 Stockholm. 2. CURRENT NATIONAL DISCOGRAPHIES, CATALOGUES, etc. CSSR BibliografickLKatalog CSSR. /Bibliography of Czech gramophone records. Quarterly. Latest issue 1969?/. St~tni Knihovna Cssr - N~rodni Knihovna. Prague. DDR Das gesprochene Wort. Jahresverzeichnis der deutschen Literarischen Schallplatten.196S/66-. /Offprint from Deutsche Nationalbibliographie. Annual. Systematical/. Deutsche Bucherei. Leipzig. Verlag fUr Buch- und Bibliotekswesen. Denmark Nationaldiskoteket. Danske Grammofonplader. !Annual catalogue of Danish gramophone records/. Nationaldiskoteket. Brede Hovedbygingen. 2800 Lyngby. France Diapason. Catalogue gen~ral de musique classique et de diction./ Catalogue of classical music and French literature/. 1964-. / Annual, usually with a supplement/. 102, rue d'Aguesseau. Boulogne. La Discographie de France. jBi-monthly supplement il to "Diapason • Alphabetical/. Publisher: as above. Germany Bielefelder Katalog. 1952-. /Published March and (West) October. Only classical LPs/. Bielefelder Verlags­ anstalt. Postfach 1140. Bielefeld. Bielefelder Katalo~. / Jazz Records. Only LPs. Annual/. Publishers: as above. -4- Bielefelder Katalog. 1952-. Sprechplatten-Katalog. /Spoken word. Annual/. Publisher: see above. Deutsche Bibliographie. Musikschallplatten. /In preparation/. Deutsche Bibliothek, Abt. Deutsches Musikarchiv. Deutsche Diskographie. 1964-70./Alphabetical. Inventory of deposit copies/. Deutsche Bibliothek, Abt. Deutsches Musikarchiv. /Formerly Deutsche Musik-Phonothek/. 1 Berlin 33. Riidesheimer str. 54/56 . Gemeinschafts-Katalog. 1972-. /Continuing the former "Der grosse Schallplatten Katalog". LPs, Cassettes, tapes. Annual with a supplement/. Josef Keller Verlag. 8130 Starnberg. Postfach 40. Great The Gramophone. Classical catalogue. 1952-. Britain /Published March, June, September and December. Only LPs/. General Gramophone Publications. 177-179 Kenton Road. Harrow. Middlesex. The Gramophone. Popular Record Catalogue, Title section. /Quarterly. Accumulative/. Publisher: as above. The GramO,hone. Popular Record Catalogue, Artist section. Quarterly. Accumulative/. Publisher: as above. The Gramophone. Spoken Word and Miscellaneous Catalogueo /Annual/. Publisher~ as above. The New Records./Monthlyj. Francis Anthony Ltd. 20 East Hill. St. Austell, Cornwall. Pop Singles. 1967?-. /Quarterly. Contains also addresses of the manufacturers/. Christopher Foss Catalogues.34a Paddington Street. London W1 • Record & Tape Retailer. /Weekly/. 7 Carnaby Street. London W1V 1PG. Hungary Magyar Nemzeti Bibliografia. jHungarian National Bibliography). 1946-. /Music recording 1961-69, for the later period see under: Magyar Zenemlivek Bibliografiaja. Bi-weekly. Systematical with alphabetical index/. Orszagos Sz~ch~nyi K5nytar. Budapest 5. PF 486. Magyar Konyv~szet. /Hungarian Bibliography/. 1961-. /Listing books, scores, maps and recordings published in Hungary. An annual cumUlation of the above. Music recordings only up to 1970, for the f'ollowing period see under: Magyar Zencmiivek Bibliografiaja/. Publisher: see above. Music scores - 5- Italy Angelicum Santandrea. 1953-. /Bi-monthly. Also 45 rpms. Also new listing/. Angelicum Santandrea. Piazza San Angelo 2. 20121 Milano. Japan Music in Japan. 1967?-. /Catalogue of Japanese music recorded by the major record companies. Annual. LPs and 45 rpms/. Japan Phonograph Record Association. 8-9, 2 Chome. Tsukiji. Chuo-ku. Tokyo. Netherlands, Donemus. Audio Visual Series 1961-1965. the Vol. 1, 10 inch records. Dutch contemporary music (with scores). /Alphabetical. Donemus, Jacob Obrechtstraat 51, Amsterdam. Donemus. Audio Visual Series 1966-1970. Vol. 11, 12 inch mono and stereo records, live recordings. Dutch contemporary and classical music (with scores). /Alphabetical. Donemus. Jacob Obrechtstraat 51, Amsterdam. Telstar LP Catalogus./ Annual Releases of new Dutch popular songs. /Telgram, postbox 70, Weert. Poland Polish Record Catalogue. 1964?-. /Annual? Systematical and alphabetical/. Publisher: see under section 3; Muza. Sweden Svensk ton pa skiva och band./A selected discography of Swedish classical music, jazz and folk music. Bi-annual./STIM (Swedish Music Information Center). Tegnerlunden 3. 111 61 Stockholm. Switzerland Schweizer Musik auf Schallplatten. /Bi-annual. Classical m~sic. Alphabetical./ Schweizerisches Musik-Archiv. Bellaria Strasse 82.8038 ZUrich. USA Schwann. Long Playing Record Catalog. 1948-. /Monthly. Contains classical music, spoken & miscellaneous, current popular, jazz, etc. Also new listing/. W. Schwann Inc. 137 Newbury Street. Boston, Mass. Schwann. Supplementary Catalog. /Published every sixth months. Contains imports, religious, spoken word, folk music, children's records, etc./ Publisher: as above. Schwann. Artist issue./Annual/. Publisher: as above. Schwann. Catalog of Country and Western. Tapes and records. /Annual/. Publisher: as above. -6- 3. CATALOGUES, etc. FROM SINGLE INSTITUTIONS AND RECORD COMPANIES Library of Congress. Folk Music, a Catalog of Folk Songs, of the United States and Latin America on Phonograph Records 1958. /Supplement
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